论文信息 - Using Performance Models to Dynamically Control E-Business Performance

Using Performance Models to Dynamically Control E-Business Performance

E-business workloads are quite complex as demonstrated by the hierarchical workload characterization discussed here. While these features may pose challenges to performance model builders, it is possible to use queuing network models that closely track the performance metric trends to design and build dynamic QoS controllers as explained in this paper.

Daniel A. Menascé

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